Houston’s Trills On Wheels Expands With Brunch Tour

A popular interactive Houston attraction that continues to draw visitors and showcase the city’s rich history and black business scene has expanded its offerings.

Trill On Wheels is the nation’s premier hip-hop pedal bike experience that celebrates Houston culture and hip-hop’s contributions. Launched in 2021, the party bike offers a two-hour cruise around Houston with stops at various black-owned businesses while guests enjoy cocktails and shisha.

Designed to celebrate the Houston lifestyle, each bike is designed to highlight the city’s car culture with a “Candy Paint” mural featuring hip-hop heroes and the neighborhoods they represent. The bikes also feature Swang’s rims wrapped in trendy tires and Houston’s signature bass pumping out of the speakers.

The exuberant experience has made Trill On Wheels a tourist attraction that visitors put at the top of their lists. Now, the new EADO Hip-Hop Brunch Tour offers guests a fun-filled way to experience popular brunch stops in Houston.

Trill On Wheels is currently based in Houston’s historic Third Ward neighborhood, EADO, and plans to expand to the Fourth Ward. The tour experience combines the talent of Houston-born artists with a dash of light fitness. Featuring Beatking, Slim Thug, and Lil Keke.

As the company said on its website, what started as a single bike delivered in a shipping container to the facility “is a testament to our team’s commitment to meeting high expectations and delivering a world-class experience to our riders.”

“Team Trill” is run by a married couple with two small children.

“As true fans of hip-hop culture, hosting epic game nights and being ‘out there,’ we wanted to create an experience that we could enjoy ourselves and one day pass on to our son,” the couple said. “After a year of prayer, research and pure, unfiltered hustle, Trill On Wheels was born and we couldn’t be more proud!”

Trill On Wheels has served over 30,000 tourists who have donated over $700,000 to local black-owned businesses, helping to boost Houston’s economy. Be sure to check out Trill On Wheels on your next visit to Houston, and don’t forget to bring your own booze!

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